Go Fetch Jobs
Existing RSS Providers List
Load Saved Import Templates
RSS Feed Setup Detailed Instructions
Custom RSS Feed Builder
Fetch Job Companies Logos
Set Job Providers Information / Optional URL Parameters
Set Job Details for Imported Jobs
Filters / Save Templates
Job Listings for Imported Jobs (Frontend)
Single Job Page for Imported Jobs (Frontend)
Simply put, it’s the ultimate plugin to easily populate your JobRoller site with real jobs from the most popular job sites and job aggregators. This handy plugin fetches jobs from RSS feeds and imports them to your jobs database.
Pick your favorite big job site, look for the jobs RSS feed, paste it directly to Go Fetch Jobs and instantly get fresh jobs in your database! It also supports scheduled automatic imports so you can put your job site in full auto-pilot!
Please read more below. For more information and feature details please visit the official site.
New!
– Extract FULL job descriptions, company and company logos directly from the providers site (select providers only)
– Improved Smart Assign (auto assign job types/categories based on jobs content)
Very Complete
Besides the usual title and description, Go Fetch Jobs can also pull company logos (*), job companies and job locations for selected providers. You can also set job categories and job types and custom field values for the jobs being imported. You can even set it to feature the jobs being imported.
There’s plenty of options to control and identify your job imports and you can even save your import settings as templates. These templates, beside simplifying future imports, can be assigned to automatic imports, available through schedules. You can create unlimited schedules to automatically and regularly import jobs. Just specify an existing template, the schedule recurrence and watch your site being refreshed with new jobs on a regular basis.
(*) If you want to display company logos on job listings as in the demo site, and add a ton of new features to your JobRoller site check out my other plugin named FXtender Pro.
Seamless Integration
Each imported job seamless integrates with your JobRoller site but since these jobs don’t provide an explicit ‘How to Apply’ field the ‘Apply Online’ link will be hidden. Instead, under the ‘How to Apply’ title, your customers will see a (customizable) ‘Click Here To Apply’, link, that links directly to the external job.
Ready to use RSS Feeds Providers
Go Fetch Jobs comes packed with ready to use RSS feeds providers grouped in categories like: Design, Blogging, Gaming, IT, Marketing, etc… Providers include The Guardian, Smashing Magazine, Careerjet, and many others. Just click the feed you want to use!
More features
- Import jobs from any valid RSS feed
- Seamless integration with JobRoller jobs
- Set job duration
- Save import rules as templates
- Company logos on select providers
- Ready to use RSS Feeds, including big sites like jobs.theguardian.com, with detailed setup instructions
- Ready to use RSS feeds from popular job sites including: [careerjet.com](careerjet.com) and [craigslist](cragislist.org)
- Custom RSS builder for select providers that allows creating custom RSS feeds with specific keywords/location, without leaving your site
- Extract and auto-fill job company names and locations on select providers
- Auto assign job types and job categories based on each job content
- Filter imports using keywords
- Automated scheduled imports
For more information and feature details please visit the official site.
Why are jobs not showing full job descriptions ?
Some sites don’t provide full job descriptions on their RSS feeds. This is usually intended to have users still visit the original site to read the full description.
Why don’t all jobs show a logo after importing?
Logos are not available in all RSS feeds and unfortunately, RSS feeds that provide them are still the exception.
How do I import jobs so that they are all automatically assigned to the matching category?
To have imported jobs assigned to their most relevant categories/types you need to enable *Smart Assign* option. This option will scan each imported job looking for terms that match your existing categories/types.
Manual Installation:
- Download the Plugin zip file
- Open WP Admin dashboard -> Plugins -> Add new -> Upload
- Upload and activate the Plugin from the Plugins page.
- A Go Fetch Jobs menu item will be available on your admin sidebar.
2.3
Fixes:
- Fatal error: Declaration of GoFetch_JR_Sample_Table::row() must be compatible with that of GoFetch_JR_HTML_Table::row()
- Existing location info for providers using geolocation tags sometimes not recognized and displayed as ‘Anywhere’
- Additional ‘Settings’ page showing on WP backend sidebar
- Wrong import limit calculation when limit was superior to total jobs in feed
- Check for ‘OpenGraph’ class before loading it (better compatibility with other plugins that use the same class)
Changes:
- Added ability to search for additional meta data like company name and locations in RSS items title, on select providers
- Added manual actions to schedules: ‘Test’ or ‘Run’
- Added option to extract incomplete/missing meta data on select providers (can extract full job descriptions, companies, locations and logos directly from the site providers – not always guaranteed to work!)
- Moved ‘Fetch Logos’ checkbox to the ‘Import Details’ section
- Moved logos fetching and geocoding previously done while the RSS feed was loaded to the main import process (improves RSS feeds loading speed)
- Added New settings page with several options:
- — General:
. Imported Jobs Filter – Displays new filters for filtering jobs by ‘type’ (imported jobs/regular jobs)
. Providers Filter – Displays new filters for filtering jobs by ‘provider’
. Jobs Provider Column – Display a new column on job listings with the job provider site
. Duplicates Behavior – Choose to ignore or update duplicate jobs
. Google API Key – Specify your Google Maps API key to use geolocation and reduce API limits
. Rate Limit – Geocoding rate limit (number of locations geocodes per second)
. Status – Choose the status to be assigned to imported jobs
. Read More Text – Specify the read more text appended to job description excerpts (default is […])
. Canonical Links – Improve SEO with canonical links pointing to the source URL
. Debug Log – Enable it to generate a report to debug any issues with the support team - — Scheduler:
. Start time – Set the approximate time for the import schedules to start
. Interval – Set the interval between schedule runs - The ‘Smart Assign’ feature will now search for taxonomy terms (job types and categories) on any custom RSS feed tag hooked to the ‘goft_jobs_providers_valid_item_tags’ filter
- Introduce custom function for reverse geocoding locations (fixes some location ‘Anywhere’ issues where a location exists)
- Company logos from imported jobs are now displayed on the job listings backend page
- Check for Indeed company names in the job title
- Removed ‘CareerBuilder’ as provider since it no longer provides RSS feeds
- Updated ‘jobsproblogger.net’ provider (now called ‘problogger.com’)
- Added ‘seek.com.au’ to the list of RSS providers
- Added new filters
- Use ‘wp_kses()’ instead of ‘strip_tags()’ for sanitizing job descriptions
- Added ‘nopaging’ to the query that checks for duplicate jobs
2.2.4
Fixes:
- Security and performance fixes (update is highly recommended!)
- Schedules being “stuck” with no response
Changes:
- Laying foundations for upcoming major new version
2.2.3
Fixes:
- Schedules authors not saving correctly
- W3 Total Cache plugin sometimes causing import process to fail
- Template names using quotes/double-quotes causing javascript issues
- Multi-country providers not inheriting main provider settings (ignoring location and other meta)
- JobRoller theme check sometimes giving false ‘not installed’ positives
Changes:
- Added 30 seconds time interval schedule runs (interval time can be customized using the filter – ‘goft_jobs_schedules_interval_sleep’)
- Added multi-country provider ‘monster.com’ (US, Canada, UK, France, Germany and Netherlands) with location meta
2.2.2
Fixes:
- Javascript error causing dropdowns issues on in import job page
2.2.1
Fixes:
- Fatal error on plugin install screen
- Fatal errors when viewing the plugins page
- Conflicts with WooCommerce ‘select2’ libraries causing weird visual issues in import jobs page
2.2
Fixes:
- Minor fixes
Changes:
- Tweaked UI
- Replaced simple providers dropdown with fancier ‘Select2’ dropdown
- Added ‘Smart Assign’ option to terms group (automatically assigns the best term(s) to each imported job considering jobs content)
- Added ‘Keyword’ filtering option to filter imported jobs using keywords
- Added log meta box to schedule pages (provides stats info on imported, duplicates, and total excluded jobs)
- Added ‘Advanced/Basic’ toggle under the ‘Screen Options’ for toggling between basic/advanced import settings
- Added guided help tour
- Added ‘Screen Options’
- Added ‘Help’ tab
- Added new generic RSS providers: trabajos.com, us.jobs
2.1
Fixes:
- Invalid ‘Create Template’ link under schedule pages
- Use ‘the_content’ filter for feeds description (fixes HTML entities not properly converted on some RSS feeds)
- Strip tags in titles (fixes HTML tags showing in post titles on some RSS feeds)
Changes:
- Added Option to force load a feed (for feeds that although valid may fail to load)
2.0
Fixes:
- Feeds not loading in Firefox
Changes:
- Revamped UI
- Added 25+ list of ready to use RSS feed providers
- Added custom RSS feed builder for select providers
- Added Detailed instructions on how to find and setup jobs RSS feeds
- Auto-fill meta fields like location, company name and company logo for select providers
- Allow featuring job imports in listings and/or category pages
- Optionally allow fetching company logos from RSS feeds
- Automatically create a sample RSS template and schedule on new installs
- Integration with ‘FXtender Pro’ for displaying company thumbnails on imported jobs (select providers only)
- Added image uploader for RSS providers and companies logos
- Code refactoring
1.0.4
Fixes:
- Fatal error: Call to a member function get() on a non-object in WordPress 4.4.
Changes:
- The imported jobs more text ‘[…]’ and the source logo links are now added using ‘the_content’ filter instead of being embedded during import (easier to remove using ‘remove_filter()’)
1.0.3
Fixes:
- ‘How to Apply’ field for imported jobs always hidden from non logged users ignoring the ‘Only registered users can apply for jobs’ option
- Duplicate jobs check failing in some cases
1.0.2
Fixes:
- Fatal error on PHP versions prior to 5.3
1.0.1
Fixes:
- Missing jobs description during import
3 reviews of “Go Fetch Jobs”
Sebet always helping and response time is awesome!
This plugin has been featured on the Advanced WordPress group on Facebook, and is a very well designed and useful upgrade. If you run a jobboard, this modest expenditure will pay for itself over and over and over. Two thumbs up!!!
Excellent plugin. My recommendation is to use it not just with the most popular feeds but with the HR consultants firms feeds. You must make your research but there are plenty out there.
Great plugin
Comments (129)
Hi Dave,
I still don’t have an official schedule for the next release. Are you missing any feature from the current version?
Hi, is the price for using on one site or can I add Go Fetch Jobs to many, please advise, thanks.
@John, at this point, you can use it on any site. Thanks for your interest.
Hi there,
I just purchased the plugin for jobroller. I installed it and it requested that I download WP jobs manager. I now look at my menu and it says that the plugin is for WP jobs manager as opposed to jobroller. Is this the way it is supposed to be?
Also, to activate it I seem to require a license key which has not been sent to me and I am not able to request to be sent to my email.
Can you please help
@galinaarr, first of all, thank you for your purchase.
It seems like you’ve downloaded the free version for WPJM. Please deactivate that version and then download the plugin you’ve purchased, from your AppThemes account. You won’t need any license key to activate it.
Pre-purchase question: If I was only interested in importing jobs from Careerjet, should I get this plugin or the Careerjet Publisher plugin?
It might seem obvious, but I noticed Careerjet Publisher has never been updated since its release almost 5 years ago. Any thoughts? Do they do the same thing?
@islandjobs, it really depends on how you want to have external jobs integrated on your site and if you want to me limited to a single provider.
While the Careerjet plugin is able to display basic jobs meta like the job title, type and categories, jobs pulled from their service are clearly displayed as external and will instantly redirect the users to the respective external job page.
With ‘Go Fetch Jobs’, all imported jobs are seamlessly integrated in your site as “regular” jobs, and they have their own job detail page on your site. Of course, you’re not limited to Careerjet, since you’ll have a long list of providers to choose from.
If you need any additional info you can visit the official site or try the demo.
Great thanks! That was the answer I was looking for.
Hi Sebet,
I have recently purchased Go Fetch and it’s working great except for the listing image (it’s importing the company logo ok). I am using Jobroller with Flatrtoller child theme.
Can you please advise how I can get a listing image to display? my website is: https://www.workformums.co.uk
Any help appreciated
Sorry just read previous post regarding using support forum for post sale questions. Will post in there instead.
Hi is there anyway for this to work with classipress for importing ads that are not jobs ? is this something that is possible ?
@mcstimpson, unfortunately no. ‘Go Fetch Jobs’ was built for JobRoller only.
It will not work with other theme.
Hi,
Which backfill providers can I use this plugin for? Do you have a list somewhere? Will it work with ziprecruiter, jobs2careers, etc? Do you offer support or a refund if it doesn’t work?
@manilaboy, you can see the list of providers on the demo site.
I only saw Indeed and LinkedIn. So it won’t work with the aggregators I mentioned above?
The plugin will load jobs from any valid XML feed. If any of the aggregators you’ve mentioned provide an RSS feed it should work. You can test the RSS feeds on the demo site.